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SENSES & EMOTIONSINTERACTION DESIGN WITH
@ACUITY_DESIGNALASTAIR SOMERVILLE
ACCESSIBILITYWHAT I DID
USABILITY WHAT I DO
SENSORY DESIGNWHAT I SAY I DO
PROBLEMSFINDING
CONFUSION
SIMPLICITY DOES NOT EQUAL CLARITY
UNI-MODAL
PLAYING WITH TOUCH
MULTI-MODAL
PLAYING WITH TASTE
PLAYING WITH TIME
A delay
A delay
No delay
No delay
MENTAL MODEL
PROBLEMSEXPLAINING
32 SENSES
32 SENSES
SENSORY PROCESSING
Vision
Hearing
Touch
Taste
Smell
Vision
Hearing
Touch
Taste
Smell
COGNITIVE SLOP TIME
HEARING AS CORE
SOLUTIONSEXPLORING
SENSORY COGNITION
Perceiving
Orientating
Meaning making
Acting
USABILITY TESTING
GILBERT S. DANIELSThe Average Man
1952
NEUROERGONOMICS
NEUROERGONOMICS
Ergonomics
PersonalisationSensory Design
OPPORTUNITIESFUTURE
SENSORY SUBSTITUTION
BRAINPORT
THE VOICE APP
OIC
NEUROPLASTICITY
BUT...
MORE PROBLEMS
PROBLEMSFINDING
CONFUSION
EMOTION
PROBLEMSEXPLAINING
SENSORY COGNITION
Perceiving
Orientating
Meaning making
Acting
Perceiving
Orientating
Meaning making
Acting Emotion
SENSORY EMOTIONAL COGNITION
EMOTION ACCELERATES ORIENTATION
EMOTION CONSTRICTS COGNITION
TO ACT BUT NOT TO ACT WELL
SOLUTIONSEXPLORING
COGNITIVE ALIGNMENT
EXPERIENCE OVER TIME
COGNITIVE ACCESSIBILITY
3 DESIGN RULES
PERCEIVABLE INTELLIGIBLE ACTIONABLE
DESIGN MUST BE
CUES NOT NOTIFICATIONS
OPPORTUNITIESFUTURE
V.E.S.T.David Eagleman
CAN CTACognition and Neuroergonomics Collaborative Technology Alliance
SWITCHING COGNITIVE LOAD WEIGHT AND MODALITY
EMOTIONALLY AWARE DEVICES
INTERACTION DESIGN WITH SENSES AND EMOTIONS
USERS MAKE MEANING
EMOTIONS ARE PART OF MEANING MAKING
BE HUMAN CENTRED
THANK YOU
